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I cover a range of topics as a freelancer and staff reporter for Alaska's statewide public radio network, including COVID-19, government and politics, environment and climate change, and the oil, tourism and fishing industries.

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ExxonMobil won big at a big Alaska lease sale. Months later, its bids are still in legal limbo

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| Arctic Today Verified
Other companies also have their leases tied up in litigation from local and environmental groups. Caribou graze on the tundra within the National Petroleum Reserve – Alaska. (Bob Waldrop) This spring, ExxonMobil made big news in Alaska. For years, the multinational oil giant had ignored the periodic auctions for drilling rights on public land in the state, instead investing in projects in other parts of the world like the South American nation of Guyana.
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ExxonMobil won big at a big Alaska lease sale. Months later, its bids are still in legal limbo.

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By Nathaniel Herz Verified
| News from the States
This story was originally published in the Anchorage Press. Subscribe here. This spring, ExxonMobil made big news in Alaska. For years, the multinational oil giant had ignored the periodic auctions for drilling rights on public land in the state, instead investing in projects in other parts of the world like the South American nation of Guyana. Other big companies like Shell and BP had also walked away from holdings in the state — raising fears that Alaska’s oil industry was on the decline.
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As Alaska’s U.S. Senate campaign heats up, super PACs boost out-of-state candidates

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| Yahoo Verified
This story was originally published in the Anchorage Press. Subscribe here. Richard Grayson lives in Arizona and has been a fringe candidate in a number of federal elections.
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